Description

Knit a Necklace Pattern Booklet

For those that just can’t choose, (like me!), I have great pleasure in publishing a cute wee knitting pattern booklet combining all 4 knit a necklace designs along with matching bangle & cuff patterns.  These are all easy knits & suitable for beginner knitters, refreshers & pro’s alike.  Test & expand your skills by trying the lace versions or just kick back from your brain draining project & feel the satisfaction of creating your very own eco neckwear in just a few hours.  You can choose the instant download or a physical booklet that will be posted to you.

Our Designs

There really is a neckwear design to suit everyone whether it be knitting skill level or personal style that is leading the decision.  One is just never going to be enough.  You will need 10mm knitting needles and 25m of tshirt yarn (each project lists the approximate amount of yarn required).  Remember you can always watch my video (coming in next 2 days) showing you how to make your own and turn your waste into WOW!

Introducing our designs:-

Twista (necklace & cuff)

Twista is the easiest of all our designs and perfect if you are a beginner.  It just uses a few stitches and basic knit stitch to create a casual mid length necklace that gently twists & also looks great as a belt round a dress.  The matching cuff pattern is available as a free step by step tutorial on my website and Youtube channel.

Reversa (choker & bangle)

Reversa is a more sophisticated design that is a step up from Twista as it uses the purl stitch too.  It capitalises on the natural movement of the knitting to create a chunky choker with a robust, firm tubular shape.  It sits neater around the neck and you can opt for a thinner version too, just knit less row.  This design looks great in 5mm cotton cord as well as tshirt yarn.  Both nice & sustainable options.

Supa Twista

Taking the twist to a whole new level is Supa Twista.  Introducing some simple lace knitting techniques here we can create a different texture yet again which is very tactile & really stands out.  If your yarn is thinner then a more subtle effect can be achieved as we know that no tshirt yarn is ever the same.  This design works better as a long length version and again double up as a belt or hairband.

Ola

Ola is designed with summer in mind and although chunky & substantial still, it has a lighter feel with the lace effect in the knitting.  It is a really simple pattern that looks harder than it is.  If you can do Supa Twista then Ola is a variation.  There is a also a pattern for a super wide cuff, simply tied onto your wrist.  This set would look great with summer vests & tshirts.

I promise you that one will never be enough and I can’t wait to see what you create.